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According to Ghanaontheglobe.com verified information from the University of Provisional Studies (UPSA), there has been a recent declaration from the school’s Vice Chancellor, Professor Abednego F.O. Amartey to ban all indecent dressing.
The University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA) has issued a directive to lecturers to sack all students who dress improperly and expose vital parts of their bodies when going for lectures.
The Vice-Chancellor of the university, Professor Abednego F. O. Amartey, disclosed this while speaking at the university’s 2021 matriculation in Accra last Friday.
The University’s authorities have already warned students who wear skimpy and short dresses on campus that they violates the University rules which seems not to be adhered to by the students especially the females.
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The Vice Chancellor said,
“I have noticed that some of you have started wearing short skirts all over the place. The UPSA is a professional institution and we dress very well. We have directed lecturers that if you dress in an inappropriate manner, they should remove you from the lecture halls.
You are not allowed to dress the way we have seen you dress these days. We allowed it in the past week because we assumed you did not know. Now you know, so there should not be excuses,” – Ghanaontheglobe.com quoted Professor Abednego F. O. Amartey.
The strict Chancellor cited “short skirts, torn jeans and other such apparel” as some of the outfits that are not allowed.
UPSA was founded in 1965 as a private professional business education tuition provider and was taken over by government in 1978 by the Institute of Professional Studies Decree, 1978 (SMCD 200). It was subsequently established as a tertiary institution with a mandate to provide tertiary and professional education in Accountancy, Management and other related areas of study by the Institute of Professional Studies Act, (Act 566), 1999.
Source: Ghanaontheglobe.com
